The "General Games Chat" forum, which includes Retro Game Reviews, has been archived and is now read-only. You cannot post here or create a new thread or review on this forum.
How old were you when you:
1) First got drunk
2) First smoked a cigarette
3) First smoked a joint
4) First got kissed
5) First had sex
1) First got drunk
2) First smoked a cigarette
3) First smoked a joint
4) First got kissed
5) First had sex
Page:
Committing yourself to any mental asylum would be a good start.
OH! he can come to mine! *Gets slap from 'doctor*
He...cannot...come...to...my...house....
He...cannot...come...to...my...house....
You've got experience in this field then?
No.
But it occurs to me that if you were committed, we wouldn't have to put up with your sad little 'I'm going to pretend I'm and crazy and mad by making up stupid words and talking like an African with no tounge because I'm so cool' routine.
But it occurs to me that if you were committed, we wouldn't have to put up with your sad little 'I'm going to pretend I'm and crazy and mad by making up stupid words and talking like an African with no tounge because I'm so cool' routine.
I have three tounges per square inch.
Beat that young hove. Beat that.
Beat that young hove. Beat that.
Name one word I made up. Go on. Do it.
Memorandum?
It's a real word.
is that how you spell it though?
What's that?
IT IS?
Well I'll be a son of a toungless african!
What's that?
IT IS?
Well I'll be a son of a toungless african!
From Webster.com
One entry found for memorandum.
Main Entry: mem·o·ran·dum
Pronunciation: "me-m&-'ran-d&m
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural -dums or mem·o·ran·da /-d&/
Etymology: Middle English, to be remembered, from Latin, neuter of memorandus, gerundive of memorare
Date: circa 1543
1 : an informal record; also : a written reminder
2 : an informal written note of a transaction or proposed instrument
3 a : an informal diplomatic communication b : a usually brief communication written for interoffice circulation c : a communication that contains directive, advisory, or informative matter
usage Although some commentators warn against the use of memoranda as a singular and condemn the plural memorandas, our evidence indicates that these forms are rarely encountered in print. We have a little evidence of the confusion of forms, including use of memorandum as a plural, in speech (as at congressional hearings). As plurals memoranda and memorandums are about equally frequent.
One entry found for memorandum.
Main Entry: mem·o·ran·dum
Pronunciation: "me-m&-'ran-d&m
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural -dums or mem·o·ran·da /-d&/
Etymology: Middle English, to be remembered, from Latin, neuter of memorandus, gerundive of memorare
Date: circa 1543
1 : an informal record; also : a written reminder
2 : an informal written note of a transaction or proposed instrument
3 a : an informal diplomatic communication b : a usually brief communication written for interoffice circulation c : a communication that contains directive, advisory, or informative matter
usage Although some commentators warn against the use of memoranda as a singular and condemn the plural memorandas, our evidence indicates that these forms are rarely encountered in print. We have a little evidence of the confusion of forms, including use of memorandum as a plural, in speech (as at congressional hearings). As plurals memoranda and memorandums are about equally frequent.
Page: